¿Mujer/divinidad?: ‘Lo femenino’ en la iconografía ibérica de época helenística
Abstract
Goddess - women? Under this binomial swings the traditional interpretation of feminine iconography of Iberic pottery, especially in south-east Spain: Murcia and Alicante. In this paper we present some of the few examples we have conserved and emphasize the presence of “feminine” that becomes a category whose semantic sense traditionally has been linked to aspects of feminine psychology.Downloads
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2007-10-25
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Tortosa Rocamora T. . (2007). ¿Mujer/divinidad?: ‘Lo femenino’ en la iconografía ibérica de época helenística. Complutum, 18, 237-246. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/CMPL/article/view/CMPL0707110237A
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